One Financial Center
| Company type | Commercial office building |
|---|---|
| Industry | Real estate, office rental |
| Founded | 1983 |
| Headquarters | Boston , United States |
| Products | Office space |
One Financial Center is a contemporary skyscraper located next to Dewey Square within Boston's Financial District. Developed by Rose Associates and finalized in 1983, it stands as the 11th tallest structure in Boston, featuring 46 floors. The building’s lower two levels showcase a unique glass-covered atrium lobby, while the upper stories accommodate offices for law firms, Certified Public Accountants, and companies in the financial services sector.
Positioned on a historically significant triangular plot close to South Station and the Federal Reserve Bank, this tower serves as a link between the Fort Point Channel district and Boston's Financial District.
During the construction of Boston’s Big Dig highway project, meticulous monitoring was essential to avoid soil settlement just feet away from the building’s foundation. This precaution was necessary because the structure was erected on soil rather than solid bedrock due to the characteristics of the site.
The building is crowned by two radio antennas, which contribute to its status as the 4th tallest building in Boston when measured to its pinnacle height. Aside from these masts and their supporting cables, the roof remains flat and lacks any ornamental crown.